Lastest Stories by Will Ashworth

Air Canada (CA:AC) stock holders have much to be happy about. AC stock is up almost 22% in 2023, keeping pace with the global air carriers share rebound. And last week brought news of a...
If you own stock in Intact Financial, the largest Canadian property and casualty insurance provider, the implications of the wildfires are both good and bad. 
It is a reminder to investors that even dividend darlings such as BCE have to make tough choices about their businesses to continue sending investors those lovely quarterly checks.
The announcement that Toronto-based Corby Spirit and Wine will acquire 90% of Ace Beverage Group is music to the ears of long-time CSW stock holders. 
Brookfield Renewable has announced that it will acquire Duke Energy’s unregulated commercial renewables business for $2.8 billion.
The Alaska Permanent Fund scaling back its private equity commitments could be good news for its public equities portfolio. 
You might not be able to match an investment manager’s resources, but that doesn’t mean you can’t think like a pension plan CEO.
Fairfax Financial has announced that it will acquire $2 billion in real estate construction loans from Kennedy-Wilson.
With the shares of Winnipeg-based NFI Group down sharply, investors could use a bit of good news.
Investors pushed Alimentation Couche-Tard's share price up after a report that it recently made minor cuts to its non-frontline staff in the United States, Canada and Europe.
Great-West Lifeco has announced that it was selling its Putnam Investments subsidiary to Franklin Resources.
Freedom Mobile’s launch of a nationwide mobile plan for $50 is a shot across the bow of its larger peers.
  Brookfield Asset Management’s (US:BAM) real estate subsidiary, Brookfield Property Partners (CA:BPYP-A), recently defaulted on $275 million of CMBS (commercial mortgage-backed securities)...
It is clear that two themes emerged from the latest round of quarterly results from Canada's big banks.
The words “profit down” are beginning to sound like a broken record for Canadian banks.